Young Afghan women are taking part of boxing training session in Kabul to participate in the 2012 London Olympics.
Preparing to fight: Young Afghan women at boxing training session in Kabul
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- A new Pew Forum survey reveals that large majorities in the Muslim world want the Islamic legal and moral code of sharia as the official law in their countries, a finding that is of significant concern to those who favor the equal treatment of women..
- Ayaan Hirsi Ali calls on feminists to return to their core values and prioritize women's safety first.
- CNN profiles the survivor of a vicious "honor" attack in Afghanistan
- Gathering at a summit in Canberra, Australian state and territory governments signed a National Compact to end Female Genital Mutilation (FGM).
- The Canadian federal government has unveiled a revamped guide to help immigrants settle in Canada -- a document that, for the first time, informs newcomers about practices that “will not be tolerated in Canada,” including female genital mutilation, honour crimes and marriage fraud.
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